Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
How SBOM inventories turned days of Log4Shell triage into minutes-long queries — and why scanner-first tools like Mend.io struggled when every team needed answers at once.
Gradle's resolved dependency graph rarely matches build.gradle. Here's how to find, force-fix, and lock vulnerable transitive dependencies for good.
The EU Cyber Resilience Act makes SBOMs a legal requirement, not a best practice. Here's what's mandated, key 2026/2027 deadlines, and how Safeguard compares to Mend.io.
A concrete, numbers-first guide to locking dependencies, signing releases, and scanning for CVEs when building a secure Python package.
Open source license conflicts like GPL-Apache incompatibility often surface after merge. Here's why scanners miss them and how build-time enforcement closes the gap.
Python command injection lets attackers run arbitrary OS commands via os.system() or subprocess. Learn how it works, a real CVE, and how to prevent it.
Open source license conflicts hide in most acquisition targets' codebases. Here's why manifest-based SCA tools like Mend.io miss them in M&A diligence — and what a real audit needs.
On May 19, 2026, Google Cloud automatically suspended Railway's production account, taking down a platform fronting roughly 10 million services for about eight hours. The root cause was not a breach but a control-plane dependency and a provider action with no human in the loop.
In May 2026, every tag on actions-cool/issues-helper and 15 tags on maintain-one-comment were quietly moved to point at imposter commits that stole CI/CD credentials from runner memory. A look at the mutable-tag attack class and how to defeat it.
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